وَيَسْرُبُ مِنْ يَتْبَعُهُ، لِكَيْ يَجْهَلَ مَرْبَعَهُ
He slipped away from anyone who followed so that the follower would not learn his lodging.
The speaker slips away so that a follower cannot learn his lodging. The focus therefore moves from the public performance to the person behind it. The purpose clause, *li-kay yajhala*, makes concealment a deliberate act, not a coincidental loss of contact.
This is a productive form of incomplete closure. The audience has heard the voice but has not mastered the speaker’s identity or whereabouts. The withheld information trains the reader to treat subsequent pursuits and recognitions as structural turns, rather than incidental running about.